Bosnia and Herzegovina

Skopje, North Macedonia—The Western Balkan leaders focused on the issue of entering the European Union.

Skopje, North Macedonia—Entering the EU was on the minds of the Western Balkan leaders as the conference opened.

Balkan leadership conference " Western Balkan Countries and EU Relations – Challenges and Perspectives”, Vienna, November 11, 2022, Third Session.

Balkan leadership conference " Western Balkan Countries and EU Relations – Challenges and Perspectives”, Vienna, November 11, 2022, Second Session.

Balkan leadership conference " Western Balkan Countries and EU Relations – Challenges and Perspectives”, Vienna, November 11, 2022, Opening Panel and First Session.

Vienna, Austria—Former Western Balkan heads of state, high-level officials and Balkans experts were the panelists at the conference.

Pristina, Kosovo—Kosovo’s prime minister was the keynote speaker at a Balkans Leadership Conference held under the auspices of the Government of Kosovo.

Tirana, Albania—Former Balkan presidents attended the first joint conference between UPF EUME and the Podgorica Club.

Intervention of H.E. Mladen Ivanic, President of Bosnia Herzegovina (2015-2017), in the first session of the Balkans Leadership Conference on April 2, 2022. 

Intervention of Ms. Emina Frljak, Program Coordinator, Youth for Peace, Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the IAPD Session of the Think Tank 2022 Forum on 1 February, 2022.

Intervention of Ms. Lejla Hasandedic-Dapo, Psychologist, Psychotherapist, URI Europe CC Liaison Officer, Turkey, in the IAPD Session of the Think Tank 2022 Forum on 1 February, 2022.

Tirana, Albania—Six former heads of state and government attended a Balkans Leadership Conference.

Intervention of H.E. Mladen Ivanić, president of Bosnia and Herzegovina (2015-2017), at the Balkan Leadership Conference, November 21, 2021.

Medjugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina—A delegation from UPF-Albania joined 50,000 believers at a Bosnian pilgrimage site.

Europe and the Middle East—A webinar asked if people of faith can help to unite the divided Korean Peninsula.

Intervention of Ms. Emina Frljak, Peace activist and Coordinator, Youth for Peace in Bosnia, Member of the Int. Committee on Youth, Bosnia & Herzegovina.

Tirana, Albania—Economic experts considered ways in which economic development can be expanded throughout the Balkans.

The challenge of migration - perspectives from E.U. and Southeast Europe

Interfaith cooperation and social engagement - Best practices

Women together - redefining pathways to peace, reconciliation and development.